The village of Yuki was a sleepy, quiet place, where only animals and nature lived. The village was surrounded by mountains and forests, creating a peaceful and serene atmosphere. The animals were content with their simple lives, following the seasons and the cycles of the moon.

The most sacred of these cycles was the white sun, a mysterious phenomenon that occurred once every year. On that day, the sun would turn from yellow to white, shining with a pure and gentle light. The animals believed that the white sun was a sign of the gods’ blessing, and that it would grant them happiness and prosperity. They would gather at the shrine in the center of the village, wearing white flowers and offering white fruits and nuts to the sun god. They would pray, sing, and dance under the white sun, expressing their gratitude and devotion.

The white sun was also a symbol of friendship and harmony for the animals.